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United Nations Development Programme Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People
Country: occupied Palestinian territory – Gaza Strip
Donor: India, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA)
Project: Reconstruction works for Atta Habib Medical Centre in Gaza City
PAL 10-00094505
Quarterly Report #10
Date: July 2017
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1. Report Summary
Title of the Project: Reconstruction works for Atta Habib Medical Centre in Gaza City
Project No. PAL 10-00094505, Award No. 00066569
Date of the Approval: January 2015
Total Project Budget: USD 1,000,000
Scheme of the Project: Social Development / Public Infrastructure
Period Covered by the Report: 01 January 2017 – 31 March 2017
Names of UNDP Officer in charge: Iman Al Hussein, [email protected]
Project Manager with their contact address: Ramzy Khader, [email protected]
Name of Palestinian counterpart, title and contact address: Eng. Nehad Al Sweity, [email protected] - Ministry of Health (MoH) 2. Contents Summary of the Project
The India, Brazil and South Africa Facility for Poverty and Hunger Alleviation enhance South-South cooperation for the benefit of nations of the South. The Palestinian Government and IBSA focal points have identified as priority the “Reconstruction works for Atta Habib medical centre in Gaza city” project. The project aims to rebuild and enhance access to public health infrastructure through the reconstruction works for the totally damaged Atta Habib medical centre in the eastern Gaza city neighbourhood of Al Shujaia, which sustained enormous destruction during the last hostilities of 2014. Throughout the project implementation phase, one building will be reconstructed and supplied with the necessary equipment to run the basic primary health care needs of the clinic. The renovation and rehabilitation of Atta Habib medical centre in Shujaia will provide healthy spaces, based on a well-designed maternity, child health, dental, and lab services facility. To support the immediate functioning of the project, the necessary furniture and communication system requirements will also be purchased. The newly constructed medical centre will serve almost half of the population of Shujaia, which is estimated to be around 180,000 people, thus saving lives and reducing travel time to the nearest hospital. Expected CP Outcome(s): § Essential infrastructure for health service improved § Access to effective health services enhanced § Responsive governing health institutions strengthened
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Expected Output(s): § Reconstruct the totally damaged Atta Habib Medical Centre in Gaza city § Decrease number of referrals from Al Shujaia, eastern Gaza city § Provide reliable and safe access to medical services for women and children in eastern Gaza
city Executing Entity: United Nations Development Programme/Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People (UNDP/PAPP) Implementing Agencies: UNDP/PAPP, in cooperation with the Palestinian Ministry of Health (MoH)
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(1) Project Timeframe, Schedule Status, Progress of Activities, and Tasks & Measures
Indicated output Activities
Schedule Status Activities
status achievements 15 2016 2017
Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3
Output 1: The new design and the management plan for the Atta Habib completed Indicator: Complete design package introduced and BOQ and drawings revised
Prepare site’s assessment, design and tender document
Completed Design and preliminary BOQs delivered from MoH, which were reviewed and updated by UNDP Final BOQ agreed between MoH and tendering process completed The COGAT approval was granted
Bidding, contractor selection and awarding civil works contract
Completed
Pre-bid meeting/site visit was held and the contractors submitted their bids. The evaluation of bids was completed and a contractor is identified. Contract signed and the final COGAT approval is attained.
Output 2: Construction of new Atta Habib medical centre with total area of 1000 m2 including skeleton, finishing and all related mechanical and electrical works for the new proposed building Indicator: The totally damaged Atta Habib Medical Centre in Gaza City reconstructed and operational
Mobilization, site preparing and construction works
X X X X X X
Ongoing
Contract was awarded to contractor and site access to contractor was given. The mobilization period completed and the order to commence was given on the second week of December 2015 and materials entered the Gaza Strip Survey and excavation works for levelling the site completed. Foundation and piles were casted and completed. The contractor casted five and completed 100% of the Finishing works are 100% completed and most of the furniture and medical equipment contract was supplied and stored at the MoH stores The contract was signed for the installation of the solar system for the building and the installation progress is 25%
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3. Financial Report:
Budget items (according to the proposal)
A. Original budget
(according to the proposal)
(USD)
B. Disbursement
(USD)
C. Balance (A-B)
D. Rate of disbursement (%) (B/A*100)
Reconstruction works for Atta Habib Medical Centre in Gaza City
770,000 506,099.58 263,900.42 65.73%
Project management and staffing 144,300 128,980.36 15,319.64 89.38%
Miscellaneous, security, transportation, etc. 38,081 38,555.98 (474.98) 101.25%
Sub-total 952,381 673,635.92 278,745.08 70.73%
GMS (5%) 47,619 33,68.95 13,937.05 70.73%
Grand Total 1,000,000 707,317.87 292,682.13 70.73%
Note: It is important to highlight that the financial figures in this report are temporary figures, and may be corrected at a later stage due to exchange rate fluctuations, realized gain/loss or any other possible corrections. UNDP/PAPP’s financial system operates in such a manner that the financial system closes in early December of each year and that final expenditure reports reflecting the disbursements and GMS of the previous year are only published in March of the following year. 4. Any special notes or comments: With regards to access of construction materials and equipment by the Israeli Government, approval was initially granted on 16 December 2014. After the tender was awarded, approval for accessing materials was suspended. On 18 November 2015, the approval was activated again. The Municipality of Gaza delayed the handing over due to a disagreement on the borders of the road because the location was completely destroyed during the escalations. In addition, when the construction of pile works for the footings commenced, the Gaza Strip was hit by storms and heavy rain. Due to the nature of the subsoil being clay, the contractor faced difficulties in resuming works and it took him two months to finish the foundation and retaining walls.
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